Description

Ivermectin 12mg / Fenbendazole 300mg Capsules are a fixed-dose, dual-compound oral formulation supplied in a 30-capsule pack. This product is intended for professional, educational, and research-based contexts, where controlled access and documented oversight are required.

Ivermectin is a broad-spectrum antiparasitic agent belonging to the Ivermectin class, while Fenbendazole is a benzimidazole compound with established anthelmintic activity. The combined formulation allows for standardised capsule delivery within structured protocols where such compounds are being evaluated or supplied under professional guidance.

The Ivermectin/Fenbendazole gut cleanse protocol is as follows:

• 1 capsule daily in the morning after breakfast
• Continue for 6 consecutive days
• Then take 1 day off
• Repeat the cycle if needed

This is the standard protocol commonly followed.

Each capsule is manufactured to provide precise ingredient quantities, supporting consistency, stability, and reproducibility in professional settings. The product is supplied as an oral capsule only

⚗️ Composition

Active ingredients (per capsule):
- Ivermectin – 12 mg
- Fenbendazole – 300 mg
Form: Combination oral capsule (both compounds in a single capsule)
Pack size: 30 capsules

💊 Route of Administration

Oral use
Administration to be determined by a qualified professional

📊 Dosage Protocol

In supervised or structured settings, commonly referenced approaches may include:

1 capsule daily
Taken in the morning after food
6 consecutive days followed by 1 day off
Cycles may be repeated depending on the protocol being followed

⚠️ This represents a commonly referenced structured approach and must not replace professional judgement or supervision.

🧊 Storage Instructions

Store below 25 °C
Keep in a cool, dry place
Protect from moisture and direct sunlight

⚠️ Important Information

Combination capsule — both active ingredients are contained within a single unit
For use within professional, educational, or research-based contexts only
Not intended for self-diagnosis or unsupervised use
Use under appropriate supervision and oversight